The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-13 00:00:00

T i , • t;eneral.in atief, -without the' least loss of . (r. 'wred Major.,.General Sabanojeff tolead on 1 116 6 ° trOo; s. against the 'last and strongest renmen, lo t bet ob , ierving that the' . 2 'liti g 83 01 the:evening prevented the 1 10 0 1. 5 from Vistpotieti,t he attack until the next morn oideked thin, troops to-rei feat. During tint Berliere attacked the enemy's flotilla, di, ets re d some vessels, sunk a great number, and bed the rest. • stirtiling the niolit the. Turks finding themselves r od rutin ••. Lt.d on all f.i.;es,.seut an Officer to capitulate, tvh n i f ,„ 4 "'" l attyr surrendered.. at. discretion. - The 1 78 c3 4 3 1).,,„ , i1 the arms, baggage, and, art?llery, urs, and ..upwards of 5000 hwve !al u into our hands. Among. the (; o ',.'" l ''• e !" is Ac Pacha of three tails, the a Pacha of two tails, a il t. te if number ot.ot - ficerS of distinction. Alt [ .S. 'eraskter KOochand. 1-inli Pacha was killed, Ve re ,j'e .'hlrencitiuent and- their environs, were co ed e m „ \v itt) The.Cnetny's loss in' kill- Tli t ,';''' e e'k five thoosand.';' our lo -s is trifling.— . (1- st " - is 'an army of 4-0.e06 men dispersed and Pk; o e li in . nine hours time.—(Amsterdrun Cou -6.) • te st - "owA, - SEPT. I B,—lntelEgence was - this day iti \ '', e tl here, tnat the. Grandbeignor has arrived (s al4e .with a -guard of 18,000 Men.— 1. ?ilPer.) a t , t ie iLluntteur of September -30, on a pas,:age in to $ r 'gi;sl) Paper, staling that orders bad been given , ti t , e 4l 'l). provi;ionaity . the Decree tor the se 10,:t'a•kin of !he Teneritte vessels, has, the fol , is i ng note N ye , l ib' English newsmongers never forget them li ~ , emotion whit!) they excite hi the pub tdt' al.trming prospeut they present of an ap 11,,,V•iing war, bet wee') Rus.4la and France would gtnue.compiele, without scale favourable intent tot the Alerty-I:As . in the city. They pub ttoi th at the Tenerife tessels, Which they pretend h cio • hg to them, and the cargoes which they th r a .es ent as neutral, will be restored., If the Met:- tip"' i the city have no otherw M,ey to pay their IvelS in exchange than the pr , -duce of these cargoes, jahnot but pi'y their correspondents. - it a . anoti.er passage , in the same paper, which li o . " Q 3".at orders had been .received at Gotteuburgit 44" ' lo ek holm to sequesti - ate all English properiy, that this order is an erlect of the hale `)t the French Ambassador, the lilonileur sub- Note-: ‘. raga , lizit is rem in this' intelligence is the last pa sl)-I"E'n• •Gotteilbriro„hand the Baltic will soon be tt r u Paillst the French fleets have Ch illi.: the Jand e an tee Ems; batten s, and the to 4 ' l : d 9ns tlet.ichnLentS of French do , ianiers hue the t; e 4° of Holland and tiiuk! o - t.. German - to the But. th e f Heligoland, while there is 1 0` 111- rnerchan itze to the amount of 200 mil , will no longer have a vtni-, they oat tied bat.); .to Eriglatiol , , but In order to dupe the 4 1)1 ", .shell news :s invented as shall 1) , 1 most „ "bk• .T.ey. present to their imdginatic;n the . on tire, a-nd covered v. , lin a sea at blood., alt ar "ny': for the. Et.glish. The Continent is rtimia at peace. • . . AIDNICIT, SEPT. .24.—We ate assured, that tbc: ` 3, ‘"lsinn Ot the kingdom of fiavalia is definitive, tt - 'tt ' l “-i• 'twill be divided into ni( e Depaittrieuls;. \vb ili the • principal places a ill ue, Munich . , Pas,3 - -41, .Salizbutg, • . "therg,l3,,niberg, Bayreuth: It appears that )vvll of Aktptitg is , not to be'the t„ `-tepartthent, becauseit is inttnded to convert_ 1.416 a fort . fortress. • SEPT. , 20.—The 'stubil Franco , Ifnlian !` t r()11 which - sailed front, this *port, and whose tr t •• h . w a: are c0m1041.1 of txp• rt sailors, ctntinues to rr,. A.. 'lce. it s evolutions otl the le•ghts of Chuzza, o 'At the . Enoiish frioates havtiw . hitherto ri,ked 0 k •, ') , ll.(la cbilkg them: It, on the contrary, app-ars that ke e t he sailing of this:small squalron, the enemy's 1;.53(13 hcc prudently ep themselves at a certain dis, SEPT. 13.—They write from Bucharest, l . at about the middle of last Month, fresh Russian ii , q inic reements arrived Wallachia. •Field-Mar -1 I li Count KAM ENSIC.OY has united a pia of it to E l 4111 Y; tit!. reiminder, cOnsisrin4 of . two divi tht,ans of 10,000 men each, has marched to 'sustain c orps of G.- ieral Count Da ZuKAT.F.F. lfe Tin k i s l e corps, .consi4ing of about 15,000 41 . 1 " , und er t h e or d ers - of the Pacha or Trawnik, has j`'edeci in deceiving the . Servign Commanders.— "aving made a detour. he appeared in the en -o•l'cif GrUschuatz and I'Cotivibasar, where he corn met" every thing to the flames and the sword.— hi bo , li t ten villages have been bunt, and their inna qt, ts either killed or carriectinto slavery. 013 .. 'e entire population of Servia is now in the 11 ' p e country, with the exception of some work tp V ito remain, and those who are mutilated, we iii „. Qt tger perceive any other than old people and "en in them. Bc4LA SEPT. s.—Yesterday Rear Admiral MAR till 'laving perceived some movements in our fio inade the signal for his to sail and attack us. b u r bra ve men were soon prepared for the f i ght. N rin g a consid e r a bl e our line of anchorage it e ' v ed all th e fir e o f the enemy without answering. .' afte At last t h ty o p ene d their fire upon him, and t b li r a combat of two bolus, the English flotilla was 1 4 , °P3 to gain the coast of Sicily; taking back, as I, 41, +nany of their hoats in tow. In this affair We et t ° Wen :tilled, and four wounded, and had a ries. ,•: , • scortidor sunk. " Somegun-boats dam-aged; were the same night repaired. The enemy was compelled to receive many shots from our batteries; :the same always _happens to him whenever he approaches them.. Some lime previous to the :talon two of our scorridors chased two English scorridors under the fire of a ship ; they would undotibtedly have tatien into our hands, but fur the protection of this vessel. To-day at five in the morning it was announced to the king, that the enemy's corvette had hoistel the ttag of attack, when his Majesty immediately 6minanded the floaa to p repare for battle. In regard to the army which to attempt,an etnb3rka-. lion had arrived, it received orders to retire to a distance from the coast, and take post on the heights, in order to 'be sheltered from dr:. fire of the enemy. A little after nioe o'clock the English flotilla set sail towards our line of anchorage ; arriving within shot of our .batteries, they opened a dreadrul fire, which we answered in the most courageous and well maintained manner. Twice the enemy was driven back under his batteries. At last a frigate and three brigs received orders to proceed on us with the 'NOW the terrible fight again commenced, and during two hours 200 cannon kept up a continual . Aire within grape-shot disiance the frigate and three brigs, sailed twice within mu,ket shot along our whole line of anchorage, firing - thetr bioad sides - into our gun-boats and transports, which sustained- this new assault with a .conrage , truly above all eulogium. Both have suffered but little, because all' the grape-shot . and bullets passed over them, and buried Chernselves„ in the -ground. The Kigiate and three brigs hate been much damaged by the grape shot 'and balls of 30 gun-boats and" two batteries the ships were compelled to quit the scene of action, and regain with all speed the v.rt of Messina. 'The retreat of the English flotilla was made with precipitation, and in the greatest disor der : had it not been for the vicinity of the enemy's coast, we would infallibly • have taken two of their .\ gun-boats. One of the brigs 'has, in particu lar, greatly suffered its maintop-mast, and all its rigging, 'struck shot away. Five'or six gnu tr)ats were struck with shot, and were. takep away in tow. On our side, we have t.)l e c: iii icr oily killed, five, wounded, and six gun boats and five • transports slightly damaged. The Lieutenant de Vaisseau Mil n' commanding. a division of gtin-boats, an oftic,l of the greatest merit, was slightly wounded. The 101 h li .giment of Infantry had an officer killed, and nine soldiers . wounded, though this'corni was at least 600 toile's from the coast. The enemy, on the contrary, must babe suffer. d considerably, hiving been tour hours under the grape-shot - of our gun-boats and .b.itte- .These two affairs. do the greatest honour to our marine. and prove the bravery and superiority with which it .continues to contend against that of the enemy. The presence of Ilia .140jesty anim,ltes . every Officer---very marihe of his flo!illa---,and endeavour to distingtiish themselves under his eyeS. R6yal Camp, Piale, Sept. 8. The enemy was kept complelely on 'he alert this night, The scorridors, and twO boats of the Royal Guard, manned by twenty-live grenadiers, and the officers -of the guard, charged to ~.141,, a a reconnoitring, disembarked in the suburbs 'to the, south of . Messina. All , the : troops took to arms. .and the ;alarm-signals announced an in vasion, to the enemy's army. o.r scorridors fired some cannon shot. upon the posts, after which they, as well as the two boats which brought back the men that had ben landed, tranquilly returned to their anchorage, whilst the enemy's scorridors which came out • (tom port were firing at random upon the place .when the disembarkation had taken place. 'ROYAL. CAMP, PLALE, SEPT. 11.--His MAjesty, wishing to make a diversion, ordered some transports, yesterday morning, to be sent to Pantemeli, with troops, and,a division of gun -boats, commanded by the Captain of Frigate CARRACCUOLO: This ef fectually drew from that side the attention of the enemy, Whq advanced to attack them With two %es sels of 74 guns, a corvette, some bumbs, and 35 gun-boats ; he - made three successive attacks, and fired 'more than 6000 balls, but our land-batteries and.gun.boats proved in this instance ail the advan tages of .a defence previously planned, and main tained with courage and . sang- froid. The enemy was obliged to "sheer off, after having had many of .his square sails damaged. One of his fleet was towed into the port of Messina. We have had some of our boats damaged, and twelve men killed or wounded. Our young artillerymen conduaed themselves"ex trenely wain this action, 'which adds to the high reputation which the marine in general has acquired this season. COLtiZitG, Scrr. ccwdin t. , `to the repxts of have met wiol En liSh ShiPs tie, the En fish fitter i.; in '-t~ nu,- fl',?S 1.7 ;Ler and prAisions, The enemy's ships.of war. which cruizu r comitietally along the cow of 1 1 3 ,nnerauta try every Mea is to' procure: provisinlq, bot in consequence cr orders frotn superior, auf.ip.4ity this-codeit'ry refuses to s ipply them, and they ate . I.inab;e •to . procure any at au}' price, or nuclei- any pre!ext . Ni . rliaHlivr. The guarda costal have orders to sink every F., : igtish . Vesiel.which approaches the shore, and to sabre, or : make Vrisonel s, if possible, I ci 6W.. The a.g;isb who are unable to hind on the coastS . of Pouter:mil, endeavour to carry off the vessels -lid en with s,!it which go from Colberg to the other ports of °ix province. But these, when pursued by the enemy, run on shore, and sharp engagements' are sometimes the consequence. The vessels, whose arrival Irom Corunna we no ticed yesterday, have brought several letters from./ the north . of Pcrttigal, all indicating the proitanility of a general engagement ; but, unioritinatt!!ly, they are too much at variance with each other to allow us to attach any great degree of cradit to them. — Some of then pretend to communicate events, which, if they had occurred, must . have .heed IsTrow n. at Lisbon on toe 2( ult. the date of she I.lte•A ad= ,vices from .that city., We shall sirtimit extrac s Of these letters to our Readers, leaving it to them to draw their own conclusions from the facts conteined, in them.. The.tolluwing dt..crineS, We believe ac curately . enuogh, the. positions. of..ti.e - respective -armies on the tLys mentioned " OPOKTO (via ,COriUNNA), SEPT. 22..---We !Live this moment' received news tram the attire,, .by which it appears ttr.J on - they have . tak up I . wsi in their lines ofdetettee within two Oi three leagN.S of Coimbra. On thr i9th the English andtt,rtii guese head , q9arters were at .b i uzaco. On the 26th 'Lord Wellington's - head-TUti.ters we . te . at LtryO, and Marshal fi , ..trestord at BultiostiOng,.pcisitiOns on the-moUritainsleadipg to Contibr,l.. The Frciicfi; who, it appears, had •coocentrated,tlici: ft,rces, in cluding the- Corps under Rognier and Junot, .were on the :gth at \Trio', and ev.-ri secins io portend an approaching engagerri, , .!nt, N.VII:Ci) We fCel Confident will terminate gloriou,iy ;or the Aitied Armies ; considering the spirit w; t• ll' Which they are animated, and the sKtll by wlti.ch . :they are th 'rected."' 11), next letter is fiofu Viana, and _fro , n the late, ness of the date, and the,-mconsilJahle disranal from v, Inch that port is from I i,e Ti+eitte of 'War, ineeilience to a vopy. late prii9e.i.m , ght bate b eu, expected. l'he 6:1 of a, geneial . eugagenwi.t, cityp.~rtanladio3, might 113 Vt.: l'‘'ntiv(i it,. !no, ife comouThica: too w.is not :intererpted , wit iOn 24 hf..ur• altvr it occtuied. " VIANA, Sir.2i.t. , —Ae-are anxiously expect • ing -ws from our armies. The 'French, to gtea! force, entered the Province of .Beitia, in' three did - .sions, to the mount of ...ix. thous tod men, an probably thole, with, a view to force their Lisbon. They had act , ally -cut-red Nrtz , -fu, and were in the Vicinity of Cohnb.a; htr.veter, it ap pears they hate been worsted in all the einTounteis they ,have as yet had with fire Brit:sn and Portu guese troops ; - atm by the last accounts rece;ved'hy yeSterday'S pos', it appears they - we:re - -retreating in alt ditelions: Sevt'2,'al letters recrived• by the For. , tugurse' ioeqtion that 'a battle tx as fought on the inst. - at B6zaeo, where the French lost from tight do nine thousand men., lu et o s ed y ou h ave a copy of tine - of theletters:— " The ((flowing is an extract of the la t advices from the House at Pin te, dated the Qtitirinit3nt- We hear tl.cre lrii'becn some severe skirinishiog bAween•the French and some Portuguese and Bri tish regiments' (amongit them the 16 , 0; and a ge nerat action is drily expected when twe learn t.lip result, we will advise you.' • - • 'rite fllo4iiir is the cOnimtmication 'alltided to in the above. rtl,lo wtiteris a Poi•togueSeC.t.umi:- ‘ary, vith the army at Buz:4:o, and k rep:esented as a person entitled .to full credit by the respect,thlt: [Joust. which received and trairsinitted the cutter to Lni,don 'BUZACO, SEPT. 23.-1 have not -written to you lately, not having ma ter of consqueoce to corn-, municate; but I hav! now the halipunss t6 . actiti,not you, that this night tho French lust 000 tnen, hear the Coov:mt of Buzaco. The enemy is d but he iS on the pc,int:of being destroyed. Our army oc tie best lion you can imagine. This place appeari like the anti-chamber of Hell, I beg pqn. Loids . hip' nisi to consider fiiiinews as a fiction, for 1, frinn'wherp 1 am, saw thew tall.• • • Be not, therefore,- alarmed-:-the - eneihy will disktirge all their plunder, and the fate of the war will be decided in tour days. 'The enemy's cavalry is at 'pre'sent at ret r , as it cannot act in our position." The substance of the preceding loter wa4. commu nio:ll to Governowtit, whose only te.tson doubting..it was,l that .I,\lr. Ste Wart Wrote b;' the Tonnara, that he 1110 received advices fro , n Lot& Wellington to the 24th of September, without 'men, Bonin; this important event. No direct ii►spatches, wtt understand, have been received from his Lord ship of a later date than the lBth ult. The Tonnant from the Tagus about one (A:kick on the afternoon of the 26th, and could have brought intelligence from the army to the '2sth, at which time the head-quarters were about 140 miles from Lisbon. There are several letters • from Oporto and Viana, all agreeing in the tact of dbat tle; but one of them states it to have taken place on the 24th, An Expedition, it, is said, iq preparing,;, which to consist ot . ►en triptes, each to coniain'a nu►nber of troops of the line, exclusive of a considerable pro portion of irarines. Captain BUTTERFIELD iS appointed 10 command the Malacca, a'neek• frigate, at IfVuolvvich.: CdifBRIDGE, OCT. "A 2.. Wednesday, : .the first ;air of term, the In! • , lowil!cr G-,,,,,111,,rnen were elef•t(dUtlic e is . C4 - "%erstiy for the year. .ensuing . • :Pkne FOR s:—lsaart Asi - land, M. A. Pembryke..,]l. Wilaky, M. A. I'eterhouse. • . 1 ()Mt Maul, M. A. ( hrist College. Icine:S. M. A.. St. John's. . 'MODER A , TOttS. —Thomas lephson, M. A. St. Ic'wc,. Thoimis Tyr ton, M. A. Cat.h. mall • SCR UT vrokk.—Thorna, Yeasey, B. D. Peterhous , :. - /itain Browne; M. A. Trinity. The IteC.'lr . H..Ndaie, of Pembrok.t!:-.ball, was on. Al3y . admitted Master of Arts. •I Toe Bev., Fraoci4 .w,, B. A. lir ! of tinny College, i, eletied Miuiste of St. J JoYs, in Lefd,, vacant oy, tile death of the Rev.W. i )- :ihanks., There were 16 candidates for this ValtiJi)le pre!enTnen,t. . . The Rev. Edward Frank was last week instituted to the Recto.ry of AidertOn ,SuVik,. on his own petition, he being the Patron for this turn. The Rev.• George. 'John iinfrrre, 'B. A. was at the sane time instituted to the vicarage of Kicton, Noriolk„on tbe.Oresentation of Colonel and Mrs. Wodehouse. The Rev. James Cullom, of Thurlow, is precent ed to the Prebendal Stall of Carlton-cute-Thurlbv, in Lincoln Cathedi'al. COOKE THE ,AcT,oß.—Having given.the letter addressed.hy Mr. Cooks to Mr. HAap.ls, jun. 'of Covent-Garden The:nre, yesterday, we teei it to bc an .aa of justice to insert the fallowing letter froin Mr. CoopEtt, the American Manager, addressed to the Ed,tor:of a' Morning, Riper. We understand, Lowever, that Mr. HARRIS has received ailetter from, Mr.. LF.‘t ts,-the.late excelle n t a4l or o f Covent-- Gar&ti Theatre, and one of the proprietors of the LiverpOol Theatre, containing a statement of this extraordin -try transaeiion, which essentially .diffirs frotu that of Mr. COOPER. SI It,. T • - Liverpool, October 7. I have been fortunate in • engaging Mr. George Cooke, of . Covent-Garden Theatre, to -pla y under my•direotion th Amida, and On Thursdity tact he • s,.iled from this port to New York. The reason of toy.troubling you with tins letter is, that anabsAtd and ealurnoi6us report r, s obLtined in Liverpool (owing, I presume, to 'the uegociations having been carried on with seCteCy, and his intentions not hav ing• been known until he liati actually deorted), that I had pre.piled -with . Mr..CoOke to quit Englund, when he W3S • pre - vented by ebriety from exerting his judgment and free Will upon the oteasion. It is possible that this slander may reach London, and as Mr: Coke k an obj , !Crt of considerable public inte re-t, 111 N V. find its way•inio the Journals : I as,ure you, on it wort of honniir, that this is an absolute 'Llisehood, Ake: rtegoei - ation for the cork:eine: l t ,:Onder which 111r:-;CotAL hag flfibarked was co IP , metwitd'about L;st, and , was eon). letod on the 3d inst. ILI the nnrh.nt4 of ;erE-il SO 1 r ety, and • et:tire understa.nting of .air the arrange- That the secrecy that attended the tuoie t' embarkation as only to prevent ilL::solieitatioa of his triends in Livei - pool widen p , ig!it ;tun, 1 . 6 i-which he determined to dV , id, as he was re-' solved upon 'the step he was about t o 6ke. • My übje'l is'to request, that tt nut h fusehoods'as I have htzited at Sleuth Li .6 their way tao . the Loodou l'al , ers, you would•f,ave the vocb , esS't6 'dedica:e a pot of your . Paper to I hedevidl of the ali:gation. itequesting you will imtdon the intrusion,. I retitaiti, Sir, Your v e ry obedic!nt Servant, • 1 u6mAs . A. COOPER. Yesterday morning 150 recruits, belongin, to the SA regiment of Royal . LanCashire Mlitia, march e d through town, to join their reeim:nrt at Dover. PEDESTIqANISM.--The perform an c e o f Mr. G:b.- bons, in his match o f four miles an 'hour for three. a . n d iTyllich has given risse to mud) speenknion anprugst 'pedestrian's, tinishei on Thuisday Oreuing, ou Maidetqlead I l ikkei',7wherd . Nature surn. , nortel he . pedestridn-tcsigo, with a frame Mitch debili tated.; and %Oh iegS as bip, - as...thighs, fie had only j 25 miles` to diTi in ten hours', when he gav e i n ; 'but • he. had started from tie same ,drat, which is • f.) . e miles. Mr. GibbonS•nwasi t a bad Wayyesterday morning. . A tire broke out on Wednesday night at the house of the Rev. Mr. Giiide, at - Frumpton, about 7 from Dorehester,—which was occasioned by the gligence ot - a'servant in setting fire to the' - drawing. rs,oni curtains. Thehouse. was reduced" to a heap o' rubbish, and not a particle Of furniture . was S.ivA: A son of Mr, Guide lost his life in the flames, rind' amiidAservant was so shocli,ingly burnt'insealchi tg alf4r the child, that she is not expected to survive. Y'tsterday,'.at noon, a bullock, was selected out of a drove going along Shn-street,' Bishopsgate-street, by a png, who drove the beast alon g Shoreditch Church-street, and Betbnal.green. 1)0'ot - beast b,..csitne almost wild, and tossed several dogs. Offe 'of the Mob, who was very, aaive in hutifing the was•gored - vil - ;1, ;, in the • At length sortie Poliec Officers u..toe their appearance, and 't e fo(",b'digpersed. The bi-fst %.,•as then secured, and restored . to its owner. ~ A requisition having been pfesentel to the Sheritk t;f theco..)rny of:Kent, with a nuint.;;•l- iit' speLiable signatures, for the purpose- of . Calling a County Meeting 91 : the Inhabitants, to consider 'a Petition to the House of Cummons on the su bj ec t of a Reform in Parli ament compliance there:-' with, the Sheriff has appOinted the same to be holden on Monday, the 22,d instant, in the Alai-ker.. pl,!ce at Maidstone.' - 'The orders from every place, by post, from to Orkneys to the Land's End, flow wit` redon .dancy, as wen as from every part of th moirnpolis, and the neighbouring villages, to the ..otfics,s-. l f HORNSDY and Co. for Tickets and Shares. in thi.t present Lottery.—The last five Lotteries have pro duced among Hoittirss? and Co.'s f iends the foliox -ing • remarkabld Capital Prizes: five of 20,0 00 ! , three of 10;0001, four of 5,0001.,• five of .2,0001., ten of 1,0001:, and twelve 01-5001., at' ;Leh - oia established State Lottery 0 rice'', gib, Cornhilt - an,l St. Margaret's Hill, Bo ro u g h. - ~aq~